Compare 5 Risk Management. programs in Vermont. Average earnings: $55,570.
Risk Management programs produce graduates earning between $36,747 and $72,315—a $36K spread that demonstrates why program selection matters independently of school prestige. Across 5 ranked programs in Vermont, outcomes vary based on program quality, not institutional reputation.
University of Vermont's Risk Management program leads with graduates earning $72,315, well above the state average of $55,570. Norwich University follows at $63,756, while Saint Michael's College delivers $54,119. The 202-student cohort at UVM shows that program scale and outcomes often align at strong programs.
High earnings don't tell the whole story—debt burden matters. University of Vermont graduates borrow $20,951 and face just a 5.8% payment burden, landing in the 'Excellent' category. For families, Norwich University leads with a 16.8% family burden, proving that the best choice depends on who's paying.
| Rank | School | Program Earnings | Cohort Size | Student Debt | Student GPS | Parent Debt | Parent GPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | University Of VermontPublic | $72,315 | 202 | $20,951 | Excellent | $48,000 | Challenging |
| #2 | Norwich UniversityPrivate | $63,756 | 59 | $25,000 | Good | $22,052 | Manageable |
| #3 | Saint Michael's CollegePrivate | $54,119 | 65 | $26,922 | Good | $44,383 | High |
| #4 | Champlain CollegePrivate | $50,912 | 107 | $26,814 | Manageable | $35,886 | High |
| #5 | Vermont State UniversityPublic | $36,747 | 31 | $15,000 | Manageable | $14,735 | High |
Our program rankings answer: "Which schools have the best outcomes for graduates of this specific major?"
Unlike traditional rankings that measure overall school quality, these rankings focus on program-level outcomes. A school that's #200 overall might have a top-10 nursing program — and that matters if you're studying nursing.
Data based on 2024-2025 Dept of Education reporting standards. Learn about our methodology →
